1704 Center St, Little Rock, AR 72206

Do not miss this rare opportunity to live on one of Little Rock's most beautiful streets, just two houses down from the Arkansas Governor's Mansion. The Bishop Henry Pierce House, on the National Registry of Historic Places, built in 1881, has been completely remodeled. In 2010, the home was totally rewired, replacing the original knob-and-tube wiring with a state of the art electrical system; all plumbing was replaced in the home and out to the street; new heat and air systems were installed; new duct work was installed; new insulation was added in walls, attic and under sub flooring; all hardwood flooring was refinished throughout the home; a new master bath was added; extensive custom millwork was added, including library book shelves, three library ladders, new kitchen cabinets, and new bathroom cabinets; the chef's kitchen was totally remodeled (while preserving the original 1881 hardwood floor); all new stainless-steel appliances were installed, including an all-refridgerator/all-freezer, an eight-burner gas double-oven range, carrera marble slab countertops, and a butler's pantry. A home security system was added in 2012 with motion detectors and glass-break monitors. In 2014, the front and back yards were totally re-landscaped by Green Tree Nursery. This is a brand new, old house! This block of Center street is idyllic, exclusively made up of well-kept, single-family, historic homes. Due to the proximity to the Arkansas Governor's Mansion, this block is very secure and is monitored by Arkansas State Troopers 24/7. This particular house was originally the parsonage for Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, conveniently located just across Seventeenth Street, offering worship services and a renowned daycare center. In 2014, this house was featured on the 50th Annual Quapaw Quarter Tour of Homes. It has been featured in the Arkansas Democrat Gazette and At Home in Arkansas online.